Fixed
- The Netspoc server or some other policy distribution point accesses
managed routers to deploy generated firewall rules. Netspoc writes
the IP address that is used to access a router named 'X' into a file
'X.info'. If a router has loopback interfaces, these are preferred.
But for routers inside a cyclic part of the topology, loopback
interfaces have been ignored until now.
This has been fixed. The IP address of loopback interfaces are
preferred always now. - Blocking pathrestrictions are now always shown in error message.
- For a rule starting or ending at an interface inside a cyclic
subgraph, some valid paths were not found and some pathrestrictions
were ignored. This has been fixed.
Changed
- A pathrestriction must use at most one interface at border of loop.
If some pathrestriction uses more than one interface at border of
loop, a warning will be shown. It should be split into multiple
pathrestrictions, before this version is activated.